Uses of present continuous tense
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To describe an action in progress and the continuity of the action.
- we are playing the cards.
To express and action definitely planned for the near future.
- I am not inviting her to dinner.
The present continuous or present progressive tense is used when we talk about changes for development and trends or a situation that is temporary or for a period of time around the present.
- the growing weeds are polluting the lake.
To express an action that has become a habit for doing it over and over again and the speaker shows his disapproval of this like of that action.
- he is always backbiting others.
To describe an action in progress but not necessarily at the time of speaking.
- we are still importing medicines from abroad.
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